When Theories Become Fact: MSNBC Teams Up With Air America
April 23, 2008 | Filed Under The Chaser
Written by The Shot
You only have Keith Olbermann or David Gregory for about five minutes to realize people on MSNBC are ultra left-wing liberals. We all knew about the network’s extreme bias, but we didn’t know just how far MSNBC was willing to go in order to become the official mouthpiece for the Democrat Party.
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Wait… Air America wants to simulcast one of MSNBC’s commentary shows, and that’s supposed to “prove beyond a reasonable doubt that MSNBC has become the official network of the radical liberal left”?
That’s a complete and utter mistruth/logical fallacy/partisan cheap shot/example of why some people think Republicans are ignorant.
Simultcasting one show on liberal radio only means that liberals probably like that show; it doesn’t prove or even imply that the whole network is biased. If MSNBC had allowed Tucker Carlson’s show to be played after Rush, you wouldn’t be sitting here saying that MSNBC is now is the official mouthpiece of the Republican party.
Sure, you can gripe that MSNBC has more liberal commentary shows than conservative ones, and argue that their coverage is biased. People could argue the opposite for Fox News. But simulcasting one show on a liberal radio network doesn’t tell us anything except that a single show is liberally slanted.